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Just finished installing a ceiling fan in my bedroom.

For me that is an acomplishment as I do not know about that type of stuff![:D]

There was a reason that I was a truck driver![:o)][:o)][:o)][:o)]
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  • Marc1301
    Now go cut your grass![:D]
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  • Odawgp
    And when your done cutting grass, If you need something else to do you can come over and install my ceiling fan??????? [:D]
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  • dheffley
    The bad thing is, once you start sleeping under one, you can't sleep without one.[V]

    Glad you got the job done. You'll enjoy it.[;)]
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by Marc1301
    Now go cut your grass![:D]
    Grass is too wet from the rain last night!

    And I am not used to doing much anymore so I am relaxing untill it is time to go to my son's t-ball game tonight![;)]
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  • Marc1301
    Good grief man! How high is your grass now, if it is still wet at 3:00 PM, from a rain last night?
    See,........I knew you weren't cutting your grass, that's why I keep reminding you to do it![8D]
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  • iluvguns
    Just hope the fan doesn't fall on you during the night. I would sleep with one eye open for a few nights just to be sure. [}:)][:D]
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  • spryor
    The ceiling fan in my living room/office runs 24/7, and needs replaced
    every 7yrs or so. Now that you're a pro, I'll call you next time...
    since it's a 22ft cathedral ceiling.[;)]
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  • KEVD18
    its 98deg outside my house right now. if it was actually raining now, my grass would still be dry. thank christ for a/c
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  • SuburbanNoize
    it was about 96 today here! i was inside all day, Cleaning.
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  • spryor
    Was 88deg. up on the ridge today, but 85 along the creek that runs
    by the house.[:)][8D][:)]
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  • select-fire
    92 Today and I got in about 4 hours on the tractor clearing land.
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  • David Nunn
    I put a new switch in a ceiling fan. Does that count? I also did a good bit of mowing, including changing blades on the mower.
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  • jimbowby
    [8D]---Oh,is it wired????

    --[xx(][xx(]--JIMBO
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  • jimdeere
    Mr. Done, did you take down a light fixture to put up the fan? Most newer houses used electrical boxes that are designed to hold only the weight of a light fixture, about two pounds or less. They sell an electrical box that is designed to hold the weight of a ceiling fan. Don't want to scare you or nothing. Sleep tight!
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by jimdeere
    Mr. Done, did you take down a light fixture to put up the fan? Most newer houses used electrical boxes that are designed to hold only the weight of a light fixture, about two pounds or less. They sell an electrical box that is designed to hold the weight of a ceiling fan. Don't want to scare you or nothing. Sleep tight!
    The support is plenty strong as it is into the main cieling support for the mobile home here!

    I had thought of that myself before installing.[;)]
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  • Colonel Plink
    Eight months in the mobile home business, I've assembled and installed dozens of ceiling fans. Now when one needs replacing in our cottage, my wife does it. That way she doesn't have to hear me yak for hours about how many of the bastidges I've installed.

    But I still have to mow the lawn.
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  • goldeneagle76
    I freakin hate doing ceiling fans. I am a self-learned electrician, plmber, etc and that is the one thing I hate doing the most out of the things I can do.
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